Rush
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The TWRP file?? Do i create one or where do i find this?
I believe this is what i should type in the window. I assume my device should be connected for this process to be effective?
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Root Help! Is my phone completely bricked?
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The TWRP file?? Do i create one or where do i find this?
I believe this is what i should type in the window. I assume my device should be connected for this process to be effective?
correct you need to use that command and yes you need to be connect to the pc and you also need to be in fastboot on your phone as well.
this is the file that needs to be in the folder: openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.0-jewel.img
Rush
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Okay....
Success!! You know i didn't remove the "fastboot flash recovery" from this >> openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.0-jewel.img. LOL
But it seem to went well. Now... how to know if this really work? And do i need to have goo manager installed? I believe this was the caused for everything...when i install OpenRecoveryScript.
I never really used goo manager......I do everything manually myself.
Not sure what you mean, but there is nothing to remove from that file.just download and move to the right folder is all you need to do.
Not sure what you mean, but there is nothing to remove from that file.just download and move to the right folder is all you need to do.
Forget goo manager.
It's a great shortcut when all is well, and you only use it when you know how to fastboot flash - because goo manager isn't perfect.
Knowing how to successfully manage a fastboot flash of recovery is an essential rooting skill.
It's a great shortcut when all is well, and you only use it when you know how to fastboot flash - because goo manager isn't perfect.
Knowing how to successfully manage a fastboot flash of recovery is an essential rooting skill.
jhawkkw
Chinchillin'
Forget goo manager.
It's a great shortcut when all is well, and you only use it when you know how to fastboot flash - because goo manager isn't perfect.
Knowing how to successfully manage a fastboot flash of recovery is an essential rooting skill.
^+1. Only use goomanager to download gapps and possibly a rom if it's on their server.
Really?
I update recovery with it - when recovery is working fine to begin with - and I don't expect it to succeed all of the time.
I update recovery with it - when recovery is working fine to begin with - and I don't expect it to succeed all of the time.
jhawkkw
Chinchillin'
I'm anal and have to flash recovery via fastboot when possible. But yeah, it works well enough other than the fact you have to be rooted.
Rush
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I'm back flashing Roms again.
I don't know how I deleted my 'TWRP' folder with all my anandroid backups. I'll try not to include "data" when wiping a Rom moving 4wrd.
Thanks for the assistance guys, for a minute there...I thought my phone was borked. (smile)
I'm currently in the process of reinstalling all my apps -- as well as creating anandroid backups. [AstroFile Manager & Titanium Backup]
Peace! :thrasher:
I don't know how I deleted my 'TWRP' folder with all my anandroid backups. I'll try not to include "data" when wiping a Rom moving 4wrd.
Thanks for the assistance guys, for a minute there...I thought my phone was borked. (smile)
I'm currently in the process of reinstalling all my apps -- as well as creating anandroid backups. [AstroFile Manager & Titanium Backup]
Peace! :thrasher:
Well you need to still wipe data.....in twrp it is called factory reset......data has to be wiped.......it should not have messed with your sd card or your nandroids......keep wiping data.......you should have at least one nandroid backup backed up on your pc just in case.......I still have my original froyo backup from my og evo.........it is in my dropbox.
Rush
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I'm on it right now...that is..to make sure to have at least one nandroid stored on my laptop.
Which recovery?
Did you update your bootloader?
What happened to get you here?
What does stuck mean - won't respond to buttons?
Does it respond to any fastboot or adb commands from your pc?
Did you update your bootloader?
What happened to get you here?
What does stuck mean - won't respond to buttons?
Does it respond to any fastboot or adb commands from your pc?
Rush
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My bad ... I mean, the HTC white screen of death.
I have been flashing a new TWRP recovery for an hour now... Is there a way to get back to stock..? Or is there something I'm missing...I need help figuring this one out. I'm stuck at work until i get my phone working, again. I definitely have to get a.. another phone this weekend.
Rush
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results after flashing a new TWRP recovery.
C:\sdk-tools\sdk-tools>fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.0-jewel.i
mg
sending 'recovery' (8412 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.122s]
writing 'recovery'...
OKAY [ 2.014s]
finished. total time: 3.164s
C:\sdk-tools\sdk-tools>
Even after successfully (I think) flashing TWRP, I'm still stuck at the white screen of death.
Help me, Earlymon. LOL
C:\sdk-tools\sdk-tools>fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.0-jewel.i
mg
sending 'recovery' (8412 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.122s]
writing 'recovery'...
OKAY [ 2.014s]
finished. total time: 3.164s
C:\sdk-tools\sdk-tools>
Even after successfully (I think) flashing TWRP, I'm still stuck at the white screen of death.
Help me, Earlymon. LOL
Go to your bootloader, fastboot mode - flash it again.
What hboot are you on - if the new 2.09 from rumrunners and if flashed from sd card as Captain suggested, drop him a line, see if he has any insights.
And if you did it that way - did you remove the img file from your sd card after you flashed the bootloader - because otherwise it creates a problem of always flashing if you left it there.
And if you did it that way - did you remove the img file from your sd card after you flashed the bootloader - because otherwise it creates a problem of always flashing if you left it there.
Rush
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I believe i removed the img file from sd card... and then I'm not quite sure.
So, basically...I'm puff.
What about flashing the ViperRom ruu?
Here is the link to the thread. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2197909
You're going too fast for me.
You said that you got the recovery to flash.
Was it stock TWRP or for KitKat?
Were you able to reflash it after that, when I posted?
Did you change the bootloader?
When in the sequence of things did problem start?
You said that you got the recovery to flash.
Was it stock TWRP or for KitKat?
Were you able to reflash it after that, when I posted?
Did you change the bootloader?
When in the sequence of things did problem start?
OK, you may have a way out that's easy.
The Captain gave some instructions on how to clear things when dealing with that rom.
Did you see his post?
The Captain gave some instructions on how to clear things when dealing with that rom.
Did you see his post?
What's the last recovery you flashed?
Stock or KitKat?
Can you get into the bootloader, either with buttons or by adb reboot bootloader?
Stock or KitKat?
Can you get into the bootloader, either with buttons or by adb reboot bootloader?
Rush
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Nope. That would be swell.